Horta de Sant Joan – Horta de Sant Joan loop from Bot

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Horta de Sant Joan – Horta de Sant Joan loop from Bot

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Horta de Sant Joan – Horta de Sant Joan loop from Bot

06:40

100km

1,210m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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3.90 km

Pont de l'Arc (Val del Zafán Greenway)

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The viaduct known as Pont de l'Arc is located between Bot and Horta de Sant Joan. It is the second largest built in stone in Spain and is curved and peralted and is built from a succession of small superimposed arches.

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5.18 km

Viaducto de la Fontcalda

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8.11 km

Viewpoint

10.5 km

Horta de Sant Joan

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Horta has been a territory through which a multitude of different societies have passed over the years, from the Iberians to the painter Picasso through the Knights Templar, Hospitallers, etc.. The town therefore harbors many of their characteristics and makes it special, how unique are some of its buildings in the old town, such as Casa del Delme, the square with porches or the church.

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12.5 km

Horta de Sant Joan

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The Val de Zafán greenway passes very close to the town of Horta de Sant Joan, located on a promontory.

It is worth taking a detour and going up to the town, and walking through its narrow concentric streets that surround the disappeared castle. Its historic center houses interesting samples of Gothic architecture, such as the church of Sant Joan Baptista, Renaissance buildings such as the town hall, Casa Clúa, Casa Pitarch or Casa del Delme).

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23.1 km

Greenway

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68.1 km

Viaduct Over the Matarranya River

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The Matarranya river is what gives name to the region you are in, officially called Matarraña/Matarranya. The Tortosian variant of Catalan is mainly spoken in this region.

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